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2 West Water Street
Toms River, NJ 08753
Nightly Rates: ($69.99 - $69.99)
2 Star
Ideally situated less than
Rates are subject to change.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 1:00 PM
· Check out time is Noon
· Opened in Location converted to a Red Roof Inn in 2007.
· 50 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 3 floors.
Located 1/2 mile south west of downtown Toms River. Traveling on New Jersey Garden State Parkway North: Take Exit # 81. From ramp turn right and follow West Water Street to this Red Roof Inn which will be on the right side. Traveling on New Jersey Garden State Parkway South: Take exit # 81. From the ramp, travel straight and then turn right passing under US-9. Follow CR-527 which will become West Water Street. Follow this to the Red Roof Inn which will be on the right side.
Allaire Airport 18.5 miles, Trenton Mercer County Airport 44.2 miles and Atlantic City International Airport 47.5 miles.
All reservations booked through Red Roof Inn must be held for late arrival with a valid major credit card.
If cancellation is necessary, to avoid billing you must receive a cancel number by 6:00 PM on the date of arrival. Cancel times and dates may vary. Contact the reserved Red Roof Inn for specific policies that may affect your reservation.
Conveniently located near several area restaurants, fast food through fine dining.
This location offers a conference room; please contact the location directly for details.
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